Theodore Zinck | HistoryForge

Year	Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
1880	Zinck, Theodore	Head	8 N Aurora St	30	White	Alsace	Married	Saloon Keeper
1900	Zinck, Theodore	Head	420 E State St	50	White	Germany	Married	Hotel Prop

Relatives in 1880 US Census

Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
Zinck, Amelia C	Wife	8 N Aurora St	29	White	Switzerland	Married	Keeping House
Zinck, Louise	Daughter	8 N Aurora St	1	White	New York	Single	None
Zinck, Philip	Brother	8 N Aurora St	25	White	Alsace	Single	Saloon Keeper
Sholer, Carrie	Servant	8 N Aurora St	24	White	New York	Single	None
Trainer, John W	Blank	8 N Aurora St	21	White	Ohio	Single	Student
Irvine, Frank	Blank	8 N Aurora St	21	White	Pennsylvania	Single	Student

Relatives in 1900 US Census

Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
Zinck, Emily	Wife	420 E State St	43	White	Switzerland	Married	None
Zinck, Louisa	Daughter	420 E State St	21	White	New York	Single	At School
Külling, George	Father-in-Law	420 E State St	75	White	Switzerland	Married	None

Hotel Brunswick, Theodore Zinck Proprietor-108-110 N Aurora St

Norton & Hanford’s Ithaca City Directory for 1899

Ithaca, NY

110 N Aurora St Ithaca (as of 1899) 10 N Aurora St Ithaca
108 N Aurora St Ithaca (as of 1899) 8 N Aurora St Ithaca

108-110 North Aurora St. Historic name: Zinck’s

"Three-story, six-bay, dark red brick commercial building; street-level facade has two altered storefronts (ca. 1960), but retains a period stairhall entrance between the storefronts; upper stories (20th century remodeling) retain rectangular windows, stone lintels and sills, and historic one-over-one sash; simple stepped brick cornice at the roofline. Built ca. 1873; storefront alterations ca. 1960.
Historical note: In 1880, Theodore Zinck opened his saloon and hotel, the Hotel Brunswick, which became a legendary watering hole for Cornell students. Zinck ran the saloon until his death in 1903. The bar was revived in 1906 and remained open in this location until 1944. Zinck’s restaurant moved across the street and remained open until 1967."

National Register of Historic Places Registration Form for Ithaca Downtown Historic District, December 18, 2004

108-110 N Aurora St Ithaca (as of 1899) 8-10 N Aurora St Ithaca
110 N Aurora St Ithaca (as of 1899) 10 N Aurora St Ithaca
108 N Aurora St Ithaca (as of 1899) 8 N Aurora St Ithaca